Stop the "We don't serve your kind here" bill in Tennessee
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LS Parker
12 years ago
Sen Kelsey and Rep Dunn exemplify why Christians get a bad rap. People are people...you don't have to like them, nor agree with their sexual orientation, but they are still people.
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Scott McSurley
12 years ago
So I think these states want to be like Russia now... Going to outlaw gay propaganda, discriminate us homosexuals and to use religion as base for their fight.... When are the people going to grow up. Seems like everyone is using religion for everything and to justify their actions.
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Amy Wells
12 years ago
This is appalling and embarrassing. I'm ashamed of the hate propagated by these elected officials.
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Sam Legard
12 years ago
Barbaric.
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Julia Deardorff
12 years ago
Tennessee is a very scary place to live.
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Wayne
12 years ago
I wonder what religion these two believe in; is it Islam; because they are clearly not Christians, though they may think they are. Some religious leaders defended slavery in the past. These two evidently did not get the memo.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Using religion as an excuse to discriminate? Come on, Tennessee, this is disgusting.
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eli chadwick
12 years ago
what a disgrace..
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Frank Bolyard
12 years ago
The Monkey State moniker lives on with these idiots!
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Robyn Kevlin
12 years ago
Really? REALLY? It's 2014, for heaven's sake, not 1914. Get your heads in the game, people! Out of all the actual IMPORTANT issues you could focus on, you get distracted by this nonsense? Jobs, public transportation...
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Human rights should make this unconstitutional. Shameful waste of state business.
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Jack mcafee
12 years ago
This is disgusting !
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Brenda Ables
12 years ago
This bill is absolutely ridiculous. You are making TN a laughingstock. Stop this foolishness and do the job of creating jobs and giving benefits to the citizens of TN.
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James Clark
12 years ago
Evil and arguably unconstitutional.
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Tim Tipton
12 years ago
This is getting out of hand. It is time for you all to go home and stay there.
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Karen Kelley
12 years ago
This bill is offensive and unnecessary.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Hatred and fear are no way to legislate.
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Pauline Jennings
12 years ago
Government should NOT tell merchants who they serve or not! Shame
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Dawn Elkins
12 years ago
I, as a Tennessean, stand against the bigotry represented by the idea of this bill.
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Bill Bennett, PhD
12 years ago
Bigotry, of any kind for any reason is not only against the constitution it is unlawful, and for those who believe in God you are slapping him in the face by being a bigot, racist and homophobic ASSHOLD.
Sen Kelsey and Rep Dunn exemplify why Christians get a bad rap. People are people...you don't have to like them, nor agree with their sexual orientation, but they are still people.
So I think these states want to be like Russia now... Going to outlaw gay propaganda, discriminate us homosexuals and to use religion as base for their fight.... When are the people going to grow up. Seems like everyone is using religion for everything and to justify their actions.
This is appalling and embarrassing. I'm ashamed of the hate propagated by these elected officials.
Barbaric.
Tennessee is a very scary place to live.
I wonder what religion these two believe in; is it Islam; because they are clearly not Christians, though they may think they are. Some religious leaders defended slavery in the past. These two evidently did not get the memo.
Using religion as an excuse to discriminate? Come on, Tennessee, this is disgusting.
what a disgrace..
The Monkey State moniker lives on with these idiots!
Really? REALLY? It's 2014, for heaven's sake, not 1914. Get your heads in the game, people! Out of all the actual IMPORTANT issues you could focus on, you get distracted by this nonsense? Jobs, public transportation...
Human rights should make this unconstitutional. Shameful waste of state business.
This is disgusting !
This bill is absolutely ridiculous. You are making TN a laughingstock. Stop this foolishness and do the job of creating jobs and giving benefits to the citizens of TN.
Evil and arguably unconstitutional.
This is getting out of hand. It is time for you all to go home and stay there.
This bill is offensive and unnecessary.
Hatred and fear are no way to legislate.
Government should NOT tell merchants who they serve or not! Shame
I, as a Tennessean, stand against the bigotry represented by the idea of this bill.
Bigotry, of any kind for any reason is not only against the constitution it is unlawful, and for those who believe in God you are slapping him in the face by being a bigot, racist and homophobic ASSHOLD.